will-fire

English

Noun

will-fire (uncountable)

  1. (Scotland) The need-fire.
    • 1826 June 24, The Mirror:
      A few stones were piled together in the barnyard, and woodcoals having been laid thereon, the fuel was ignited by will-fire.
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